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- Viva Twitter! I mean, where else can a few good friends forego AM productivity to instead publicly kick each other in the shins?about 4 hours ago from Tweetie
- @arrington I was being serious too. Phew!about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to arrington
- @Konatbone Whoops. I take it back. Mike would argue that. :) Seriously, have to go. Enjoyed the debate... mostly because you lost. ;)about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @arrington Hahaha. Phew!about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to arrington
- @Konatbone Just not true. I don't even think Mike would argue that. Source and appropriation method matter. Period. Gotta go.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @andrewmueller I will post the clip as soon as I get one.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to andrewmueller
- @jenneronomous Thanks for saying that! I will pass those kind words along.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to jenneronomous
- @Konatbone 4) Your characterization of news outlets trafficking in stolen goods really requires understanding what "stolen" means.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone 2) I am glad he didn't just publish everything 3) I still disagree with publishing any of it....about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone I have to get back to whatever it is I do for a living. To summarize.... 1) I respect that Mike thought about all this...about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone Dude. Seriously. Go read about what a trade secret is. They comprise a formal subset of the information involved here.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @imlisteningto Likely no. And as @arrington has alluded to, it seems @techcrunch is being helpful behind the scenes (I have no actual info)about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to imlisteningto
- @JasonCalacanis I agree. And I have said that I respect Mike's deliberative process here. I do. I just still come down on the other side.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to JasonCalacanis
- @Konatbone But if you hack my email server, for whatever purpose, to steal a trade secret, or to view pics of my dog, you broke the law.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone If you sign my NDA, I tell you the plans for my new startup, and then you go give an interview to Arrington, you can't go to jailabout 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone And, again, don't use the words "stolen" and "leaked" interchangeably. The law just doesn't work that way.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone Trav, if you're going to play lawyer, go read up on what a trade secret is (it's a very specific term).about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone Leaking a document is a breach of a private contract between co and employee. Not illegal per se as no clear public policy then.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone and 2) the public policy/ethics about what to do when in posession of that information. Don't pretend it is clear or common.about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
- @Konatbone Dude, this has nothing to do with trade secrets. It's about 1) the crime of unauthorized access to a computer (Fed anti hack law)about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to Konatbone
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- Name Chris Sacca
- Location San Francisco, CA
- Web http://www.whatis...
- Bio I advise Twitter. I use Twitter. I love Twitter, and a couple other things.
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